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You may need to get inside your laptop in order to troubleshoot, or to add or remove parts. This should be done with utmost care, because you don't want to destroy your machine. Here is a guide on how to take apart a laptop.
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You may need to get inside your laptop in order to troubleshoot, or to add or remove parts. This should be done with utmost care, because you don't want to destroy your machine. Here is a guide on how to take apart a laptop.
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Introduction
- There are a number of reasons why you may want to take apart your laptop. Maybe you want to change a part inside the computer, or perhaps you need to do some troubleshooting. You should always be careful when attempting to dissect your own machine, because there is always a chance you may not be able to put it back together again! Do not take your laptop apart unless you absolutely need to do it.
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Step 1: Check with the Manufacturer
- The first thing you should do is check the manufacturer's website. If your computer is under warranty, they may not allow you to take the laptop apart without losing your coverage. In any case, every laptop is different and you should familiarize yourself with the specifics of your own machine. What you are reading now is basic guide that will only give you a general idea of how to take your computer apart.
Step 2: Set Up a Work Area
- You will want to set up a work area with ample space to organize all removed parts. Make sure your area is free of clutter. Clean up any dust or dirt in the area, as well. You may want to keep a pen or pencil and a notepad handy in order to write down which parts you have removed, and where you took them from. Neatly arrange all tools -- you will need a screwdriver, along with any other tools required to take apart your particular laptop.
Step 3: Take it Apart
- Remember to keep track of all parts removed. Label if necessary.
- Remove the battery first
- Next, remove the hard drive
- Remove wireless LAN unit
- Remove expansion memory
- Remove keyboard
- Remove modem
- Remove display assembly
- Remove cover
- Remove system board
Conclusion
- Only take apart your laptop if it is absolutely necessary, and check with the manufacturer for details on your particular machine. Use care while disassembling, and keep track of all parts. Do not remove anything unless you are sure you will be able to attach it again when you are through.
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